AUGUSTA LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Sleep Under One Roof: Indoor Campouts at Friendship Hall, Augusta
A climate-controlled lodge for indoor camping in Augusta — bring sleeping bags and expect bathroom access; ideal for troop meetings and events.
Sleep Under One Roof: Indoor Campouts at Friendship Hall, Augusta.
Adventure brief
Sleep Under One Roof: Indoor Campouts at Friendship Hall, Augusta
Friendship Hall offers a distinct take on the overnight camp experience: instead of tents beneath the pines, you spread sleeping bags across a climate-controlled lodge. The space preserves the camaraderie and ritual of a sleepover while removing the rain, wind and bugs—bathroom access is provided, though showers and a kitchen are not—making it a practical, memorable option for events and troop meetings at Camp Tanglewood.
Friendship Hall at Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia - Camp Tanglewood offers a unique indoor camping experience in Augusta, Georgia. Perfect for troop meetings, group events, or a fun family night, this climate-controlled lodge provides the thrill of camping without worrying about weather conditions. Bring your sleeping bags and enjoy a cozy campout in a comfortable setting with full bathroom access just steps away. Unlike traditional outdoor camping, you’ll enjoy the camaraderie of being indoors while still experiencing the excitement of a camp-style night. Whether you're new to camping or want a fresh twist on an old favorite, Friendship Hall delivers an enjoyable and memorable experience. The lodge’s spacious layout lets groups socialize, play games, and share stories late into the night, creating lasting memories. Located within easy reach of Augusta, visitors can combine this indoor adventure with exploring the rich history and vibrant culture of the city. This indoor campout is especially ideal for colder months or rainy days, making it a versatile choice no matter the season. Booking with Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia ensures an organized and safe environment with dedicated staff available for support. Friendship Hall fuses the spirit of camping with the comforts of indoors, creating a one-of-a-kind adventure for all ages that fosters friendship, fun, and a sense of community.
Route Schematic
Route & Use Schematic
A straightforward sequence for using Friendship Hall—arrival and check-in, the lodge sleeping area, restroom access, then checkout.
Arrival & Check-in
Guests arrive and check in at the designated time; the lodge has a set check-in and check-out schedule to manage turnover.
Main Lodge — Sleeping Area
Settle sleeping bags in the climate-controlled common space for an indoor campout that retains the social elements of traditional camping without exposure to weather.
Restroom Access
Bathroom facilities are available for occupants of the lodge; users should note that showers are not provided on site.
Checkout & Departure
Follow the lodge’s checkout procedures and timetable to clear the space for the next group.
Capacity is limited and facilities are basic—be prepared to bring sleeping bags and to manage food and shower needs off-site or independently.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Indoor Sleeping in a Climate-Controlled Lodge
Experience the communal feel of a campout on flat floors, protected from the elements by a heated and cooled lodge—bring your own sleeping bags and settle in for a comfortable group night.
Bathroom Access, But No Showers or Kitchen
The lodge includes bathroom facilities for guests, but it does not provide showers or a kitchen; plan accordingly for personal hygiene and food needs.
Ideal for Events, Meetings and Troop Gatherings
Friendship Hall is set up to host group gatherings and single-day reservations for meetings or events—contact the operator to reserve the space.
What the day feels like
What It Feels Like
The rhythm is simple and social: arrive, roll out sleeping bags across the hall, use the lodge bathrooms as needed, and sleep in a sheltered, climate-controlled interior. Without tents to pitch or weather to watch, the focus turns to games, stories and the group dynamic that makes a campout memorable—while organizers manage logistics for events or troop activities.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this works for — and who should plan differently.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Check-in is at 3:00pm and check-out is at 11:00am; follow the lodge’s posted schedule for arrivals and departures.
The lodge has a total capacity of 25 people; confirm group size before booking.
Guests must bring their own sleeping bags; no bedding is provided.
The lodge is climate-controlled and includes bathroom access but does not include showers or a kitchen—plan food and hygiene logistics accordingly.
To reserve the lodge for a single day for an event or troop meeting, contact the operator directly by phone.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How many people can Friendship Hall hold?
The total capacity is 25 people.
Do I need to bring bedding?
Yes — guests should bring their own sleeping bags.
Are showers and a kitchen available?
No — the lodge comes with bathroom access but does not include showers or a kitchen.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is at 3:00pm and check-out is at 11:00am.
How do I reserve Friendship Hall for an event or meeting?
To reserve the lodge for a single day for an event or troop meeting, call (888) 689-1912.
Is the lodge climate-controlled?
Yes — the lodge is climate-controlled for indoor comfort.
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